Flávio Roscoe, the current president of the Federation of Industries of the State of Minas Gerais (Fiemg), has been identified as a potential candidate for the governor position under the Liberal Party (PL) in Brazil. Despite rumors and a leaked document indicating interest from the party, Roscoe is reluctant to publicly declare his candidacy. He is expected to leave his position at Fiemg next month, ahead of the end of his term, which raises questions about his political future and possible involvement in the upcoming elections.

In an interview with Folha, Roscoe noted that he has been approached by various political parties, particularly the PL, and has had discussions with Flávio Bolsonaro regarding the possibility of running for office. However, he emphasizes that he has not made any commitments or sought political alliances at this stage. His comments reflect a cautious stance amid a backdrop of political maneuvering ahead of the elections, where many are speculating on potential candidates for significant roles in the state government.

Roscoe has been at the helm of Fiemp for nearly eight years and has acknowledged the challenges that come with the political landscape in Minas Gerais. He expressed concerns about stepping into the governor's role, referring to it as a 'bomb,' indicating the potential difficulties and controversies associated with the position. His indecision on running, combined with the growing pressure from his political associates, adds an element of intrigue to the upcoming electoral climate in the region.